> This really does seem like the future of communicating hard concepts. If we take into account that programming is considered as a way to communicate hard con

> This really does seem like the future of communicating hard concepts. If we take into account that programming is considered as a way to communicate hard concepts, this should be seen as the future of software development as well. And of hardware tools, and design, and public on-stage performances... Bret Victor's vision of active exploration is not limited to communication and learning, but all to all creative activities.